I literally only have any recollection whatsoever of one single solitary Thursday night game, and that’s because in college a bunch of friends and I didn’t have NFL Network (remember that problem the league created for itself?) so we all went out to a bar to watch it.

Oh I thought I was watching Cole Hamels.

So worst case is he pays the $3k to have a shop do it after he’s learned how to drive it (the benefit to coming in a few thousand bucks under budget).

30 hour job? Also how hard do you think it is for any competent adult human to learn how to drive stick?

I guess I’ve become conditioned to how hideous the current Lexus crop is because relatively speaking I think it isn’t half-bad.

What am I going to do when the people writing these things are way outside my demographic and no longer use “a stack of Pogs” as a reference point?

PS This is going GREAT.

Gotta finish restoring my BMW first. Then I’ve also got eyes for an FJ62...

Whistle tipped cars.

And now I want one even more.

On the plus side, he obviously drank his beer instead of throwing it.

I much prefer his technical non-flip flip where he just lets the bat roll out of his hand until the head strikes the ground. It’s like an unwritten rule loophole.

http://deadspin.com/root-for-the-blue-jays-in-the-playoffs-1787408723 They did, but nobody should actually do that.

In my experience, Big Wheels are only really useful as Evel Knievel Halloween props.

(But I like your thinking.)

Turbo for two reasons

Exactly! That puts him well under his $20-25K budget!

I’ll go ahead and answer on Stef’s behalf: 944 Turbo.

That’s impressive. And the response from the Jays organization has been reassuring as well.